K6 Max Drone with Screen Controller with SD card, Brushless Motor, 3 batteries, Waypoint Fly, Optical Flow Localization, Active Obstacle Avoidance, One Key Take Off/Landing.

Fun to fly short battery time, no GPS but the obstacle avoidance seems to work well. Keep these things in mind and you won’t be disappointed.

Where to start on this one, but that I was really excited to get this drone after seeing all the features listed. Upon opening the case, it looks like drones that are 2-4 times the cost of this one. It includes three rechargeable batteries for the drone itself, and the controller has a built in battery to power itself as well as the built in screen. There is also a micro SD and USB stick reader to move files onto a pc or laptop. It all fits in a hard plastic case with custom cut foam for the controller, drone, and batteries to fit snuggly in place.Once everything was charged, I unfolded the drone, did all the pairing and gyro set up, turned the on board video on, and began it's first flight. The first thing I noticed was that the video lagged behind and was somewhat choppy. I haven't taken the card out to check if that's how it records, or if it is smooth on the card outside of the drone. This drone does fly very well once in the air, and is easy to control, doing flips on command (using the flip button).After flying a few minutes, the screen on the controller locked up, although it continued to fly just fine. I chose to land and try to fix the on board monitor. Nothing worked to turn it off or reset it because the battery is sealed in and there's no reset button on it.I didn't want to take the controller apart, so I looked at all the troubleshooting info both in the instructions and online, but nothing worked. I then got into a chat for help in the Amazon app. I was bounced five different times to various reps, none if which were able to help with the problem.It was only after spending almost an hour chatting with help that I gave up on any help and chose to try my own way. I took the screws out of the controller to see inside, found the battery, unplugged it for 30-60 seconds, plugged it back in, and put the controller back together. Yes, it worked, but I shouldn't have to take any brand new item apart, but no one was able to help at technical support!There were a few other quirks in this drone, but the screen locking up was a huge problem in my opinion, especially since the only other way to reset the monitor would be to let the internal battery die, but then it may never charge again. Another user stated the same thing about the controller screen locking up, so this isn't an isolated problem.

i am extremely happy with this drone and how easy it is to fly in the wind! the camera on it does allow for control to look straight down or forward. I found in the app that if you have a phone vr headset that you can actually fly it in fpv mode which makes it even easier to fly! the app also allows you to operate the drone directly with your phone as a controller as well it has a carrying case and came with three batteries so you can have maximum flight time and backups when you take it out to fly Raul I'm extremely happy with this drone and how quiet it is! Highly recommend it

It seems to be durable. The battery life is good. The drone quality could use some help. It doesn't fly very straight. I'm sorry. I usually like to give really good reviews. This one just didn't meet up the mustard. The picture quality is okay. It's not super hard to use. It just doesn't seem to want to stick with it's coordinates very well

The controller was frozen after turned on and connecting to the drone. It was showing the logo, not connecting to the camera and impossible to turn off or reset the screen.By the way THE OUTER BOX WAS OPENED.The videos that could help setting up the drone are not in English and not a significant amount of videos

This is a great starter drone that has enough features that will get you used to using a camera on a drone. The build quality is okay, and the carrying case seems really cheap but the actual drone flies well. It's very lightweight and durable. I love that it includes three batteries and although they don't last long, it's great you have two other backups. I'm thinking maybe 20-30 min per battery. Overall I'm happy for what you get for the price. This is a drone for beginners and those who aren't yet ready to buy a DJI.

It’s an ok little drone. It’s super light and doesn’t take much wind at all to blow this thing around. The controller feels cheap and hollow and it sounds like something is loose inside. The screen is really small and makes it hard to understand what’s going on around you but it’s not bad if you use your phone as a screen. The button layout is weird and the instructions I got were messed up. Under English, only half the instructions were in English. I’m still giving it two stars because once I figured it out it was still fun to use but at this price point I just feel like you can find better value for your money.

At this price I wouldn't expect it to feel high quality and it isn't. The transmitter feels cheap and the drone itself isn't much better. That being said it does have brushless motors you do have up/down control for the camera (no dampening). The transmitter does have an on board screen along with an included memory card. It actually does record and take pics. Although image quality isn't great. Signal quality as far as distance is minimal...in the yard it works as it should. It does come with three batteries. It's extremely easy to fly and if you want to fly without using an app and phone, it'll at least get you started. It looks as though it has obstacle-avoidance sensors on the bottom. For the money it's good to see an on board monitor which makes it above just ok.